work - phrasal verb
Does an engineer work for a project or work on a project?

I understand from the dictionary that we work in an industry, work on a task (to emphasise effort is needed) but what if I only want to present what projects an engineer was involved in?

Question

work - phrasal verb
Does an engineer work for a project or work on a project?

I understand from the dictionary that we work in an industry, work on a task (to emphasise effort is needed) but what if I only want to present what projects an engineer was involved in?

Answer

An engineer works on a project.

An engineer works for a company. 

You cannot say works for a project.

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